Fire Service Day/National Police Week Activities This Saturday
Come join the Burbank Fire Department for Fire Service Day on Saturday, May 11, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., featuring live demonstrations, displays, Lil’ Squirt with his special guests and lots more
Schiff Announces Annual Art Contest with Online Voting for “People’s Choice” Winner
The Congressional Art Competition is an annual contest, with submissions from across the country with the winner from each Congressional District having their work displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year
Burroughs High to Strike Up the Band May 18
School celebrates its 5th annual Live! at the Burroughs Bowl end-of-year music show at the JBHS outdoor amphitheater
Former Burbank High Assistant Principal Becomes New Principal
Michael Bertram, who was an Assistant Principal in 2008 before leaving for Glendale High, returns as Principal to Burbank High
Burbank Arts For All Thanks Donors After Gala
Burbank Arts for All thanks for Burbank community after receipts were counted in their Gala last week
Sudden Change in Weather Creates Problems on Clark Ave.
It was an eventful day on Clark Street as a 60 year-old tree crashed into a house, shutting down the street for two hours
JetBlue and Bob Hope Airport Host “Wings for Autism”
Nearly 200 families with autistic children joined ground staff and aircrews from JetBlue, TSA officers, and airport staff on Saturday afternoon to experience the realities of air travel. JetBlue has sponsored its “Wings for Autism” program over the past three years, and selected Burbank for the first west coast “travel rehearsal” event.
Relay for Life is Off and Walking
Annual fundraiser at Johnny Carson Park has hundreds walking for Relay for Life
One Metallic Balloon Causes Headaches to Many Residents
A balloon that hit high power lines near Providencia Elementary School caused a power surge felt throughout the City of Burbank
Masons of Burbank Host Their Annual Public Schools Recognition Night
Event was hosted by the two presiding officers of the lodges; Billy Campbell, Master of Burbank # 406 and Karekin Karazian Master of Magnolia Park # 618
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Makes a Case for His Vote Selections
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Flag Football Preview: Burroughs, Providence Look Sharp, Appear Ready
Two local flag football teams are excited for the season.
Christensen Overcomes Fight for His Life
Xavier Christensen celebrates his return to Burroughs with his parents after missing his sophomore year due to the diagnosis of a rare form of cancer.